> Plug power to the galileo board.

> Insert the micro usb programming cable.

> Locate the 'find driver' option to the extracted file - "S1.
   IntelGalileoWindowsSerialDrivers".

> After the driver is installed locate the port number of intel galileo
   from the device manager.

> Open the file named - "S2. IntelGalileoFirmwareUpdater-1.1.0".

> Select the correct port and update the galileo's firmware.

> Now you need a SD Card to permanently store the code (or it will
   disappear from the bord once you restart it).

> Extract the contents of - "S3. SDCard.1.1.1.tar" directly into the SD
   Card.

> Make sure that all the files are directly extracted in the home page
   of the SD Card without any other files or folder or the code wont be
   stored on the SD Card.

> Your Sd Card should Have ONLY these Files.
        1. /boot/grub/grub.conf
        2. bzImage
        3. core-image-minimal-initramfs-clanton.cpio.gz
        4. core-image-minimal-initramfs-clanton.cpio
        5. grub.efi
        6. image-full-galileo-clanton.ext3

> Now you're good to start uploading your first code, maybe     the blink sketch 

> Test by pressing the reboot buton.

Note: Galileo takes 2 minutes to boot from the sd card so please don't go mad on me complaining that the methods are not working.